22:56:02
ECB forecasts show that inflation will rise in the first quarter of 2024 and then slow down.
22:52:33
Spot gold fell by nearly $6 in the short term and is now at $2,047.96 per ounce.
22:51:52
The Central Bank of Moldova kept its key interest rate unchanged at 4.75%.
22:51:24
The U.S. Semiconductor Index rose 2.7%, breaking through its 2021 peak and setting a new all-time high.
22:50:43
The European Central Bank predicts that Eurozone GDP will grow by 0.1% in the fourth quarter of 2023.
22:50:25
Deutsche Bank: Cuts Tesla (TSLA.O) target price to $260 from $275.
22:50:00
The monthly rate of U.S. business inventories for October will be released in ten minutes.
22:49:50
The U.S. dollar index DXY fell below 102 for the first time since August 10, falling 0.87% on the day.
22:48:23
The euro against the U.S. dollar EUR/USD rose more than 1% during the day and is now at 1.0984.
22:47:55
The European Central Bank forecast shows inflation at 2% in the third quarter of 2025.
22:47:27
The ECB forecast assumes an EUR/USD exchange rate of 1.08 between 2023 and 2026.
22:46:50
The ECB forecast assumes crude oil prices per barrel of $84 in 2023, $80.1 in 2024, $76.5 in 2025 and $73.6 in 2026.
22:37:55
Market news: BASF is considering building a lithium cathode materials factory in Chile.
22:36:36
Spot palladium rose more than 7% on the day, its biggest gain since March.
22:35:15
Spot gold rose by $6 in the short term and is now at $2,043.47 per ounce.
22:33:42
Occidental Petroleum (OXY.N) continued to rise by 3.4%. The company continued to increase its position as Buffett continued to increase its shareholding ratio to more than 27%.
22:32:41
Adobe (ADBE.O) fell more than 6%, its performance outlook was worse than expected, and it was investigated by U.S. regulators for canceling subscription rules.
22:32:21
The Nasdaq 100 is on track to hit a record closing high.
22:27:33
European Central Bank President Lagarde: The emergency anti-epidemic bond purchase plan has worked.
22:27:27
European Central Bank President Lagarde: As long as we continue to reinvest in the Emergency Pandemic Purchase Program (PEPP), we have this flexibility.
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